Hi,
I have an abstract base class that implements a protected property
protected string Identifier { get { return _value; } }
The classes that inherit from this base class provide "business
context" to the data. So they might have
public int ReworkId { get { return int.Parse(base.Identifier); } }
Now the mapping file contains a reference to Identifier in the base
class but not to the "ReworkId" in the extends mapping file. When I do
a query (e.g. Linq2NHib) on the extended class using the ReworkId it
fails. This is obvious, as the ReworkId is not in the mapping.
My problem is that I don't want it in the mapping as it really isn't
needed - it's only a rename of the base class protected property.
Is there any way to identify a value to the mapping file of the
inheriting class without actually mapping back to the database - i.e.
to force the generated SQL to know it should be using the base class
Identifier? If not, is there another way I can do (or design) this?
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